The need for ever higher development budgets leads to needing ever larger sales and ever larger marketing organisations in order to get those sales.
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In recent weeks, voters have watched with mounting incredulity a sequence of ever more brazen, ever more desperate and ever more counter-productive attempts to do so.
Biella's experts research and develop new woollen yarns and fabrics continually, spinning fibres ever thinner and gaining ever more precise control over their cloth.
Art fairs and similar events aimed at bringing wealthy tourists and international recognition (and to toss blows in a new, intra-Arab competition for cultural superiority as countries stage ever-bigger and ever-splashier projects) mean that artists have begun to matter.
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The 22.5-million-strong public sector (that includes retirees) is growing ever larger, and enjoying ever greater wages and benefits often guaranteed by state constitutions.
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Wherever the booming economy cries out for workers, or a place needs regenerating, the ever-arriving and ever-progressing Latinos will move in.
What is more, with performance ever improving and prices ever falling, the cost of Video Networks' infrastructure should drop rapidly.
"Put the total sales of Palm ever and the total sales of Psion ever all together and you get a good week in the phone sales business, " Potter said.
Hardware and software makers pushed ever shorter product cycles and provided ever more power for the same or lower price, flooding customers with capacity.
In this new age of diversity, we need ever more intercultural dialogue and ever deeper curiosity about others, in order to denounce cultural or religious stereotypes that are the seedbeds of intolerance.
And I do not believe to this day that I was -- in 1997, that she was ever there and that I ever saw her unless Betty Currie was there.
Ma Jun, a water specialist in Beijing, says that since the 1950s China has been digging ever deeper wells, and building ever more dams, canals, and water diversion projects.
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We have revised our institutions, our programs, our rules in ways that offer profitable new chances to those with cultural know-how -- and that inflict disastrous consequences on those who are overwhelmed by a world of ever-more-abundant and ever-more-risky choices.
The affluent and those whose labor is greatly valuable to their employers will be covered by an ever-more-expensive and ever-shrinking private-insurance market.
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Abu Dhabi has the world's most expensive hotel ever built and the first ever gold-dispensing ATM.
He believes the public will get ever more fed up paying for petroleum and sending dollars overseas, and ever more comfortable buying and driving electric vehicles.
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It rides the dual mega-trend of ever-better technology, and ever-expanding social media.
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But ever since that discovery, and ever since a massive share offering diluted shareholder value in 2009, this prime Brazilian investment has been nothing but a dud.
Today we have what can only be called the preordained blockbuster, with every summer bringing a series of big-budget spectacles that we are basically told ahead of time that we will flock to in massive numbers, creating ever-larger opening weekends and ever-larger global earnings (even as the budgets grow so high as to make those massive global grosses absolutely necessary).
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"I'm fitter than ever and stronger than ever, " said the 29-year-old, whose last Test appearance was in 2007.
But things have gotten more complicated as we've grown more mobile and connected than ever, and that's now resulted in the first ever decline of people "using the internet" in Forrester's annual survey since it began asking the question in 1997.
The trouble with this argument is that the Dean campaign looks ever less like a political revolution and ever more like an internet bubble.
What has changed is, we have far more data available now than ever before, and with it ever-improving analysis.
But as software becomes ever more complicated and the internet ever more popular, making programs watertight is proving a tall order.
And he remembered, I promise you, every word he ever read and every plot of every movie he ever saw.
W. Bush, no board was ever assembled and no federal dollars were ever spent on such research.
But the mass migration of newcomers, who have increased tremendously as a portion of the population, has also sparked widespread resentment among Singaporeans faced with ever greater congestion, crowding, high property prices and ever-greater competition for good jobs.
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Get copies of videotapes from security cameras in every store he ever shopped in, and if he ever scratched himself in public, we could watch it.
In the era of reality TV, social media fluency and the ever-growing list of figure heads, celebrities have more power than ever before to mobilize and engage large masses of people.
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